People, not spreadsheets.
Supporter records in one place
Keep contact details, household connections and involvement together. Give authorized team members the context they need before the next conversation.
Nonprofit CRM software that brings your people together
Bring supporter records, households and giving history together with Mobli’s nonprofit CRM. Keep donor management connected to the people, groups and volunteers behind your mission.
What is a nonprofit CRM?
CRM stands for customer relationship management. A CRM for nonprofits brings contact details, household connections, giving history and involvement together, so your team can understand each supporter without piecing together separate spreadsheets.
See the story behind each gift.
Donor management with more context
View gifts alongside the people who made them. Understand a supporter’s giving history without losing sight of their other connections to your cause.
Giving history
- Supporter
- Avery Lane
- Gift
- Spring appeal
- Record
- Connected to the supporter
One person. Many ways to help.
Connect donors, volunteers and groups
A supporter might give, volunteer and belong to a group. Keep those roles connected to the same person rather than maintaining separate versions of their details.
One supporter record
- Giving
- Spring appeal supporter
- Volunteering
- Community event helper
- Group
- Community garden
The right words for every audience.
Clear communication. Everyone included.
Make updates clear and useful for donors, attendees, staff and volunteers. Plan thoughtful thank-yous, practical event information and team updates, with the context to coordinate who needs to know what.
Meet Mobli, your fundraising buddy.
Need a hand? Just ask Mobli in your own words. Mobli is being built to help you work through what you need, with your team reviewing the next step.
“My board needs a report for our fall gala”
Help shape a clear summary of the results and details your board needs.
“Who should we thank after the appeal?”
Bring supporter context together to help you plan a thoughtful thank-you.
“Help me plan our next fundraiser”
Work through your goal, the key details and a practical next step.
You keep the final say. Review any draft before sharing, sending or publishing.
More than a place to keep records.
Your CRM holds the information. Mobli is being built to help you put it to work, bringing supporter context into the conversation and helping your team plan what comes next.
Start with your goal
Describe what you want to achieve, without navigating a maze of menus.
Keep context close
Bring the right supporter information into each conversation.
Stay in control
Review the next step before anything important happens.
Less chasing, checking and piecing things together. More time for your cause.
Less admin. More context.
Explore ways to keep supporter information organized and reduce repeated admin.
People profiles
Contact details and context, together.
Households
See family connections at a glance.
Activity Timelines
A clearer view of supporter activity.
Tags
Find people by what matters to your cause.
Lists
Group supporters without another spreadsheet.
Recording donations
Connect each gift to the person behind it.
Custom fields
Keep the details your cause needs.
Smart Imports from any system
Import supported files with reviewed mapping.
Polls
Gather feedback without chasing replies.
Forms
Collect details with less back-and-forth.
Automated workflows
Fewer repeated steps, with team oversight.
Automated segmenting
Keep audiences relevant with less sorting.
Easy exports
Take the records you need to CSV.
Integrations
Less re-entry between your team’s tools.
Nonprofit CRM questions
CRM stands for customer relationship management. For a nonprofit, it means keeping supporter contact details, relationships and involvement together so the team can find useful context without chasing separate lists.
Donor management focuses on donors and gifts. A nonprofit CRM can also cover households, volunteering, groups and communications. The terms overlap, so compare the everyday work each system helps your team do.
Small nonprofits, charities and community organizations can benefit when several people work with the same supporters. A shared record helps staff and volunteers with access spend less time checking which list is current.
Yes. Giving history, volunteering and group involvement can connect to the same supporter record. That context helps your team recognize the different ways someone contributes without switching between separate lists.
Household connections help a team understand how supporters relate to each other while keeping each person’s details distinct. Reviewing that context before a conversation can reduce repeated questions and make follow-up more relevant.
Mobli brings group involvement and giving history together around the supporter record. Authorized team members can use that context when responding to a question or preparing a follow-up.
Start by listing where your supporter information lives, agreeing which fields matter and reviewing duplicate or outdated entries. Keep a backup and confirm the chosen system’s import options before moving data. Agree how you will check a small sample and verify the results before switching your team over.
Try the tasks your team does most: finding a supporter, checking a gift and understanding household or volunteer involvement. Compare ease of use, access controls, data export, support and total costs, and confirm any integrations or migration tools you need before committing.
Useful context helps your team answer questions without asking a donor to repeat their history. Checking giving and involvement before following up can make conversations more relevant and reduce avoidable back-and-forth. The team still needs to keep records current and review its messages.
Yes. Core nonprofit CRM tools are free. Payment processing and any platform fees are separate, and Mobli Pro is an optional $49.99 monthly plan. Compare those costs with the tools your organization needs.
Keep the person in one place.
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